Massive Attack, Tiffany Day Ink Record Deals & More Artist Signings

Hyper-pop artist Tiffany Day signed to broke records, which released her sophomore album, HALO, on April 3. Day has racked up more than 115 million streams globally, according to a press release.

“The day we met Tiffany we felt like there was a strong connection where we could truly support her vision as an artist,” said Andre Benz, CEO and co-founder of broke records, in a statement. “Watching her grow and blossom into the star that she is has been nothing but outstanding to witness and we’re eager to propel her into capturing the global audience that she deserves.”

“Tiffany is one of those artists where you just get out of the way and let it happen,” added Avi Chez-Shaw, A&R at broke records. “You can see and hear the intention in everything she does. That kind of thoughtfulness is exactly how I knew our role was to build around her, and not to interfere. HALO is just the beginning of what she’s capable of, and we’re thrilled to be part of her journey.”

Day added, “I’m so thankful for broke. I’ve been indie for 8 years and was terrified of signing and giving away my say in anything. Broke feels like an extension of my existing team. One of the biggest reasons I signed is truly the vibe of the people. That means everything to me, more than funding or numbers or promises. Everything I’m building…they just let me dream. I’ve never felt more safe and supported working with them, and I feel like HALO is exactly what it was meant to be because of it. I am really excited for the next project with broke.” — Chris Eggertsen

TMWRK has signed Big Loud Texas/ Mercury Records artist Dylan Gossett for management. Gossett’s team includes Andrew McInnes, Paddy Scace and Sydney Clarke at TMWRK.

In 2023, Gossett earned a breakthrough with his song “Coal,” and followed with his EPs No Better Time and Songs in the Gravel. He also released songs including “If I Had a Lover,” and “To Be Free,” and has appeared at festivals including Stagecoach, SXSW, CMA Fest and Austin City Limits Festival. In 2025, he released his full-length album Westward via Big Loud Texas/Mercury Records.

“We could not be happier to be working with Dylan,” said Andrew McInnes, CEO and founder of TMWRK, in a statement. “We have been fans go a few years now and are very excited for his very bright future.” — Jessica Nicholson

Purity Ring vocalist mj (Megan James) signed with Captured Tracks for her new solo project, mmj. The music is described as “the sound of lost folk songs refracted through a haunted lens of dream pop and shoegaze.” Mmj is opening for Purity Ring with special acoustic solo performances on the band’s current tour. — Chris Eggertsen

Electric Feel Records, part of Electric Feel Entertainment, re-signed the folk duo Late Night Thoughts. The band, composed of Michael Harlow and Brian Rauch, first signed with the label in 2024. Late Night Thoughts released the EP Coming Back Home on April 10. According to a press release, the group’s 2025 single “Grow Up” has generated more than 20 million streams across platforms, while another single, “Days Like This,” has generated more than 15 million. The duo is set to release its debut album later this year.

“We’re incredibly excited to continue our work with Electric Feel on our debut album,” said Late Night Thoughts in a statement. “Over the past couple of years, they have connected us to an ecosystem of fellow creatives who have helped us grow our story. The EF LA and Nashville teams continue to go above and beyond and we’re excited to see what the future has in store for our partnership.”

“Excited to have Late Night Thoughts back and to keep the momentum going. We’ve already seen great results and can’t wait to keep growing together” added Austin Rosen, CEO and founder of Electric Feel.

Late Night Thoughts also recently signed with UTA for booking. The duo is set to perform at CMA Fest in Nashville in June. — Chris Eggertsen

Tenace Records signed Mae Muller. The English singer released her debut album, Sorry I’m Late, via Capitol Records in 2023. Her new single, “Tell You That,” was released on April 10. She’s slated to perform at the Mighty Hoopla festival in London on May 30.

“I’m so excited for the future at Tenace,” said Muller in a statement. “To have a team that loves and cares about the music is always so important, and I feel like I’ve really found that here. New era pending!”

Muller’s manager, Ej Dafé, added: “It’s so important to find a home for your artist where they feel comfortable, and also know that their voice is heard. From the start, I know Mae has felt that about Tenace, and I’m confident in them to deliver a great body of work with us in this new chapter. Excited to see what the future holds.”

Charlie Arme, Tenace co-president, said: “We’re excited to welcome Mae Muller to Tenace Records. When we met it was hugely apparent the hard work and dedication that Mae has put into honing her sound and finding her team of people, and this feels like the moment everything comes together. The world is going to want to hear a whole lot more, the music is really exciting.” — Chris Eggertsen

Warner Music Group’s ADA signed German rap and pop artist FAYAN (born Yannick Steffen). He’s currently ramping up to release his third single of the year, “VERSPRICH MIR”; he also has his first headline tour kicking off later this month.

Felix Brouwer, director at ADA/Warner Music Central Europe, said in a statement: “The collaboration with FAYAN underlines our commitment to supporting the most exciting talents with tailor-made distribution solutions. His energy is infectious, and we look forward to now raising this charisma to the next level together. It is great to be part of this journey.”

FAYAN added: “It just feels right to take this crucial next step together with Warner Music and ADA for distribution and Good Kid Records. There’s an incredible amount of trust and so much genuine passion involved, and that means everything to me as an artist.” — Chris Eggertsen

Rock singer Ryan Oakes signed with Nettwerk Music Group. His first release through the deal is his new single, “SUPERNATURAL” featuring fellow Nettwerk act MISSIO. Oakes, whose next album is coming this fall, is set to embark on a run of Australian and U.S. tour dates starting this June. — Chris Eggertsen

Reece Young signed with Oxide Music. The first release under the deal is Young’s new alt-pop single, “Nothing at All.”

“My career thus far has been defined by the decisions of others. Others that didn’t really care about me,” said Young in a statement. “They didn’t care for the untapped potential. Oxide defies that narrative. Never have I felt this supported. I’m truly so excited and humbled that the Oxide family took a chance on me. It feels like I’m finally home, and I’m so glad we’re finally getting started.”

“Reece is a generational talent and we’re incredibly proud to have him join the Oxide Music family,” added Oxide Music founder Andrew Wetzel. “The 10 album deal was one thing, but signing over the naming rights for his next cat was a real win for us.” — Chris Eggertsen

Reach Records, founded by artist Lecrae and home to artists including Hulvey, Tedashii, Trip Lee and Anike, has signed Atlanta’s 2819 Worship, from 2819 Church, led by pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell.

Lecrae said in a statement, “The gospel has always been at the center of Reach Records’ vision. While our roots are in hip-hop, our mission has always been to create space for the full expression of faith music, message, and movement. I’ve personally been impacted by Pastor Philip’s teaching and inspired by what God is doing through this community. As we’ve spent time together, it’s become clear that there’s a genuine alignment that makes this feel less like a partnership and more like a shared calling. We’re excited to help carry the sound, the message, and the culture of this house to new audiences.”

Lonnell Williams, executive pastor of 2819 Church and COO of 2819 Worship said, “2819 Worship was built on one conviction: Christ above everything. Every song. Every collaboration. Every decision — filtered through that single standard. So when we looked at Reach Records, we weren’t evaluating a label. We were evaluating alignment. And what we found was an organization that has spent nearly two decades putting the Gospel at the center of their work, their artists, and their culture. This partnership is the fruit of obedience. God opened this door. We walked through it. And we don’t take lightly what it means to be the first worship team ever signed to a predominantly Christian hip-hop label. That’s not a milestone we chased. That’s a door God opened — and it comes with responsibility. Because firsts don’t just make history. Firsts set the standard for everyone who comes after. We believe this is a moment for CCM. Not just hip-hop. Not just worship.  Vertical worship that is solely unto Christ  — in the fullest sense of the word. Diverse in sound. Rich in expression. Uncompromising in message. The name of Christ deserves every genre, every room, and every generation. We intend to build in all of them. Reach Records understands assignments. So do we. That’s why we’re here — and that’s why we’re just getting started. Ultimately, 2819 is a house of ‘Prayer, Presence, and Proclamation’ —we are so ready for the rest of the world to step into that presence we experience every Sunday gathering!” — Jessica Nicholson